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Affari Esteri is an Italian journal on foreign affairs. Published quarterly in Rome, it has the support of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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The review was founded in 1969 by ASPE - Associazione Italiana per gli Studi di Politica Estera (Italian Association for Foreign Policy Studies).

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